Narco Polo: Mexico’s drug gangs adopt Lauren style polos
In Mexico City many street vendors sell polo shirts linked to drug traffickers, named after alleged leaders like J.J. Balderas and Edgar Valdez Villarreal. Shirts, often pirated, cost about 160 pesos, with some buyers opting for embroidered first names. Authorities fear the fashion glamorizes crime and inspires youth.
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la Barbie
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Syrian troops sweep north in YAYLADAGI amid shelling and protests
Elite Syrian forces backed by tanks and helicopters moved through the north firing on protesters tearing down a poster of Bashar Assad. At least 32 killed as thousands flee toward Turkey, with reports of burning farms and a attacked police stations. Turkey condemns the violence and accuses the regime of savagery.
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Maaret al-Numan
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Jisr al-Shughour
Adil
German sprouts blamed for deadly E coli outbreak
German authorities traced the outbreak to sprouts from a northern German farm, triggering a Europe wide scare as 31 people died and nearly 3,100 were sick. Investigators mapped cases from hospitals to restaurants and back to the single farm, with questions remaining about seed or water contamination.
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Helmut Tschiersky- Schoeneburg
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Japan
Stephen Smith
Trinity College
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